Official Game of Thrones Season 4 Thread *The North Remembers*(NO SPOILERS!!)
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I would recommend not watching it because there is some shyt here that might best be left unseen until next week. But go ahead and click if you are impatient
That mammoth brehs....that shyt is just.........no garbage ass CGI neither they put time into this shyt
I should have listened....
It was real dark tho, so I ain't see too muchI swear that nikka argue just to practice typing
dudes in here upset they won't see any more Oberyn culo blasting scenes
But that culo blaster went into the arena to face a Westeros juggernaut, with no fear.
dudes in here upset they won't see any more Oberyn culo blasting scenes
Are you a fukking child?!?! seriously get the fukk outta here with that childish shyt :ndt:
I'm like 12, and you like watching naked homos
how was he keeping it real if he created a lie that he was plotting on Roberts death? On the other hand he seemed selfish talking I'm not afraid to die, but didn't think about his family, bannermen and smallfolk; chubby Varys had to get his mind right cause Ned's pride was talking through him in that dungeon.
would he respect Ned if he confessed to killing "his" pops? Joffrey is a p*ssy but I can't fault him for feeling some type of way towards Ned.
Ned was a leader? To me he was a follower all his life, he's a soldier. He doesn't have the farsightedness of a political leader, he didn't even want to take over Winterfell, he admits that Brandon Stark was better fit for the role. This nicca Ned was even so shy he didn't have it in him to ask a girl to dance 
He didn't create that, he was forced to say it to keep his daughter safe. Also, Joffery knew that Ned didn't kill his pops, Joff was at Robert's bed side crying while Robert was still alive. He knew what happened to Robert and also knew Ned didn't have shyt to do with it.
Ned was warden of the north, and he was a respected leader both in terms of ruling and in combat.
Ned was keeping it real because he ALWAYS does the honorable thing, and he sticks to that even if it means his death.
I don't think you're that familiar with the character with all the misunderstandings you have going on here.
Ned Stark like that kid in the back of the class who knows the answer but won't raise his hand.
The war was more his than Robert's. Dude just took the passenger seat and let his homie fukk the country up.
Alright create wasn't a fortunate word, but went along with betraying his honor/word for what he perceives as greater good. So to me he doesn't
always go the harder path but became an oportunist in a time of crisis, but really understandibly so. Just remembered he also lied he gave the order to imprison Tyrion.
What type of politics go on in the North that Neds supposed to get credit? He got played in KL with the whole dagger situation (Renly tried to tell him
).
I also stand by that he was very selfish and prideful in the dungeon until Varys sobered him up.
always go the harder path but became an oportunist in a time of crisis, but really understandibly so. Just remembered he also lied he gave the order to imprison Tyrion.
What type of politics go on in the North that Neds supposed to get credit? He got played in KL with the whole dagger situation (Renly tried to tell him
).I also stand by that he was very selfish and prideful in the dungeon until Varys sobered him up.
Alright create wasn't a fortunate word, but went along with betraying his honor/word for what he perceives as greater good. So to me he doesn't
always go the harder path but became an oportunist in a time of crisis, but really understandibly so. Just remembered he also lied he gave the order to imprison Tyrion.
What type of politics go on in the North that Neds supposed to get credit? He got played in KL with the whole dagger situation (Renly tried to tell him
I also stand by that he was very selfish and prideful in the dungeon until Varys sobered him up.
What's more honorable, protecting your daughter's life or telling a heated crowd of people who want to see your death that you didn't commit the crime? You think they'd believe him? His daughter's safety was most important to him and that's honorable, he'd sacrifice his reputation to a bunch of ignorant peasants to make sure his kid is safe. I dunno how you argue against that.
He also lied he gave the order to to imprison Tyrion to protect his wife. Who's more honorable the man who protects his family, or the man who snitches on them to keep his own ass safe?
It's not about politics in the north, it's about making sure justice is upheld and all the houses are taken care of. Ned also put in work in battle and is a respected swordsman.
